Their chief was a young man named Lechulatebe.

Sebituane had conquered his father Moremi, and Lechulatebe received part of his education while a captive among the Bayeiye.

His uncle, a sensible man, ransomed him; and, having collected a number of families together, abdicated the chieftainship in favor of his nephew.

As Lechulatebe had just come into power, he imagined that the proper way of showing his abilities was to act directly contrary to every thing that his uncle advised.

When we came, the uncle recommended him to treat us handsomely, therefore the hopeful youth presented us with a goat only.